Your Highness Has a Dark Moonlight

The Seventh Prince has a dark moonlight hidden in his heart, as proud and untouchable as frost and snow. When the emperor decrees a marriage, Zhu Yifei has no choice but to wed Princess Xiyao, rumored to be as ugly as Wuyan. On their wedding night, beneath the bridal veil, the princess has red lips, pearly white teeth, skin like white jade, and a lovely, delicate face. Then one day, the prince discovers that his little imperial consort also has a white moonlight hidden in her heart, someone she cannot stop thinking about. Little Imperial Consort: Seventh Prince, when will you honor the divorce you promised on our wedding night? Seventh Prince: What divorce? No such thing. - After I Transmigrated into a Book, I Became the Villainess Shang Shenshen transmigrated into a book. She became the villainess in My Dominating Schoolmate Fell for Me. The book's villainess does every wicked thing imaginable: breaking up the male and female leads, framing the heroine by making it look like she is involved with thugs from another school, and eventually landing in prison, where she dies miserably. To hell with romance. She's going to study. Given a second chance, of course she'll aim for Tsinghua or Peking University. Shang Shenshen finds the smartest, most inconspicuous poor nobody in the book. "I'll pay you this much to tutor me." The girl looks down at him with her chin held high. The boy narrows his eyes and presses his lips together. "Fine. Wait for me tonight." That very night, Shang Shenshen regrets it. Who is this gorgeous guy taking her on a wild ride through the city on his motorcycle? Cherishing My Wife Prince Duan, Qi Yan, has a volatile temper and cannot walk properly. When he is twenty-three, the emperor arranges a marriage for him with a sweet young girl. He treats her badly and divorces her with a letter of repudiation. Then he watches her fall in love with someone else and have a house full of children. He regrets it. Reborn, he vows to make a good life with his young wife. Huairou thinks Prince Duan, Qi Yan, has been acting strangely lately. He gazes at her with such tender devotion that his eyes seem ready to drip with affection, and he is always checking on her and treating her with unusual kindness. Huairou shivers. Has Prince Duan lost his mind? The prince hits a roadblock in his pursuit of his wife, so an attendant helpfully gives him a guide to winning her back. The prince studies it day and night, but with little effect. The proud Prince Duan is pursuing his wife online. - Completed works: Winning Over Mr. Gu You Shine Brighter Than the Stars Three Hundred Questions for My Darling My Farming Life with the Villain Theme: